20/20/15 Benefits
In this page: Details on the 20/20/15 benefits that some former military spouses may be eligible for. (More)
20/20/20 Benefits
In this page: Details on the 20/20/20 benefits that some former military spouses may be eligible for. (More)
2012 Association Issues and Actions
December 15, 2011
Our Association believes the Federal government has an inherent responsibility to provide support for military families and to ensure the readiness of the service member. To address the challenges facing our Nation and its military families this year, our Association has identified critical priorities. (More)
Accessing Mental Health Care
In this page: Information on accessing mental health care, whether it is short-term counseling or long-term assistance. (More)
Accessing Mental Health Care
Military life comes with challenges that sometimes require military family members to seek help for them or their family members. Military families and service members, who need assistance with deployment-related stress and relationships—as well as more serious issues such as depression—have several options for help. (More)
Additional Support
In this page: Learn about additional resources for survivors, including those at the state level. (More)
Adoption
In this page: You have decided to share your lives with a child through adoption. How do you start the process? (More)
Advocate
In this page: Find the latest issues affecting military families and how you can help. (More)
Army Strong Centers Serve the Community
The Army Reserve has a new support tool for Reservists and their families – the Army Strong Community Center (ASCC). The ASCC is dedicated to supporting service members, retirees, veterans, and their families from all branches of the military – active and reserve. (More)
Association Brings Military Families’ Concerns to Capitol Hill
The National Military Family Association testified before the Personnel Subcommittee of the Senate Armed Service Committee. Government Relations Director Kathleen Moakler spoke on behalf of the Association and used the opportunity to present the feedback we heard from military families in response to the now-averted government shutdown. (More)
